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ESPN's Golic: Cardinals need a 'clean break' from current QBs
"It's just horrific and stunning," he told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Friday.
Golic, whose show "Mike & Mike" poked fun at the Cardinals this week, said he's shocked at how an NFL team could struggle so badly at that position.
But the Cardinals have, and coming off a franchise-worst loss to Seattle, there is speculation that head coach Ken Whisenhunt's job is very much in jeopardy.
That makes sense, according to Golic.
"Something's not working, while we talk about people losing their jobs nobody likes to see anybody lose their job, but something's got to happen," he said. "I mean, at the very least you have to start a list on what quarterback you want in there, and any quarterback at this point is probably going to suffice."
That quarterback, Golic believes, has yet to don a Cardinals uniform.
"The next quarterback that's going to lead the Cardinals to anywhere is not on the roster," he said.
Golic noted that Kevin Kolb has played well at times, but his inability to stay healthy means the Cardinals should find someone else.
"I really think, with how ugly it's been there, it's time for that clean break, clean sweep of the quarterback position and go in another direction," he said.
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MTV SPRING BREAK 2010 AIRS FIST-PUMPIN' PROGRAMMING AND FAST-MOVING PERFORMANCES FROM THE SANDY SHORES OF ACAPULCO
New York, NY, (March 5, 2010) – MTV Spring Break 2010 kicks off March 20, 2010 with sun-drenched programming and musical performances from artists infiltrating screens on MTV, MTV2, mtvU and MTV.com. La fiesta will feature the hottest artists, the hottest MTV stars from another sandy shore, and even some hot competitions with a special Spring Break edition of The Real World / Road Rules Challenge and the second mtvU Spring Break USA Rock, Paper, Scissors ChAMPionships. That's right, hot, hot, and HOT. (It is Mexico, after all…)
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1. Ludacris will hit the stage with a remix of his hit song "How Low" featuring special guest Pitbull, as well as his current single "My Chick Bad" with Nicki Minaj from his seventh in-studio album "Battle of the Sexes" in stores March 9th.
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The Mummy is to progress in the game despite the bugs, and to not go crazy through listening to the music (that might look like a mute button, but you're mistaken if you think it works). Well to be honest that's probably not the idea of this point'n'click'cursor keys game, but it all kind of got in the way of me doing anything else. I'm posting in the hope that one of you can make something more of it than I could [subbed by winniethepooh].
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IBM Developer Code 6 is out now, which I believe brings this point'n'click series to an end. I won't miss the motion sickness inducing camera, but it's a fond farewall from me for those graphics [subbed by Sweety, Ragdoll, Helanren & Sopdox].
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IBM Developer Code 5 as well, and according to the game home page there is one more installment of the point'n'click, black & white room, yellow door, red mug series still to come [subbed by Sweety, Helanren & Lost Enigma].
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In a repetition of an experiment I have posted about here on the Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog before (Letting Children Learn – Hole in the Wall Computers): Given Tablets but No Teachers, Ethiopian Children Teach Themselves
Earlier this year, OLPC workers dropped off closed boxes containing the tablets, taped shut, with no instruction. "I thought the kids would play with the boxes. Within four minutes, one kid not only opened the box, found the on-off switch … powered it up. Within five days, they were using 47 apps per child, per day. Within two weeks, they were singing ABC songs in the village, and within five months, they had hacked Android," Negroponte said. "Some idiot in our organization or in the Media Lab had disabled the camera, and they figured out the camera, and had hacked Android."
Nicholas Negroponte has tendency to overstate the fact from what I remember. I don't think what he claims as "hacking Android" here is what a real scientist would claim as than is a write up of the results of the experiment. He could well mean they updated a setting or some similar thing. It is a shame to mislead when the bare facts are so cool. And possibly he isn't misleading – I just am worried he is.
Also what does 47 apps per day mean? I can't understand how you can usefully (including entertainment do that in any sensible way) – I doubt I use 15 applications in a month and I use the computer hours every single day. Makes me worry that "using" is not a very enlightening piece of data – instead just trying to make it seem like using 47 must mean they are engaged; it seems more likely to me to mean they are not used successfully so they have to go try something else or they are counting "used" in ways we wouldn't.
Once a week, a technician visits the villages and swaps out memory cards so that researchers can study how the machines were actually used.
These kinds of experiments are very cool. They show how intrinsically curious we are are. Sadly our schools often beat the curiosity out of kids instead of engaging it.
Related: What Kids can Learn (look at the same idea in 2006) – Providing Computer to Remote Students in Nepal (2009) – $100 Laptops for the World


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435 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10014
West Village
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EN Japanese Brasserie Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 647-9196
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00 - 2:30pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm -10:30pm Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm -11:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Japanese, Asian, Sushi
Executive Chef:
Abe Hiroki
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Liquor, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
EN Japanese Brasserie is pleased to offer offsite catering for parties large and small. With customizable menus available for birthdays, business luncheons or dinners, gallery openings and private parties, the possibilities are endless. For more information on menus and pricing options, please see the Banquet Contact.
Special Events & Promotions:
EN Japanese Brasserie offers private room facilities for parties of 6 up to 40. Two tatami rooms are available on the ground floor, with an antique Japanese apartment above on the mezzanine and a large lounge is also available for private events.
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Cross Street:
Leroy Street
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The Varick street station (1,9) located at west Houston and 7th ave, is the closest train to EN Japanese Brasserie. From the station walk one block west to Hudson Street, turn right, and then walk two blocks north to leroy st. - the west 4th street station (A, C, E, F, D or V) is the next closest station. From the station walk west from 6th ave.
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Street parking is abundant near the EN, however; if you have trouble finding it, Caliante Car Park is located at 115 Leroy st., between Hudson st. and Greenwich st, just a half a block from EN.
A word from EN Japanese Brasserie
Experience traditional Japanese dining in a beautiful, authentic Japanese restaurant located in the West Village of Manhattan. We offer the rich traditions of Japanese home cooking with Chef Abe Hiroki's modern approach to Washoku, a relaxed style of dining centered around a procession of small
plates. Like we do in Japan, we cook with the seasons, and savor the peak flavor of ingredients.
We adhere to the fundamentals of Japanese cooking: respecting the ingredients and their natural flavors, cooking in the moment, and not doing too much. We have created an extensive menu, featuring dishes as fresh tofu (prepared six times a night), Saikyo Miso Black Cod, stone grilled Washugyu steaks, an assortment of sashimi and sushi and a signature EN Kaiseki set menu, a sequence of eight extraordinary presentations. To compliment your dining experience, we have developed an extensive list of small-batch, artisanal sake and shochu to complement your dining experience.
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Diner Reviews
We ordered the salmon clay pot
which was good but not great. The sea bass was underwhelming! Nice place but food not so nice! "
Dined on 4/15/2014
I really enjoyed the food! Ice
cream is fantastic!! I ordered Earl Gray, Black Sesami, and Green Tea. My friend had a Monaka with Vanilla flavor. Love it!!"
Dined on 4/12/2014
Food was so so. But sashimi was
very good. The server had very good suggestion of sake, even by glass. Some are very pricy, but no complain. love the feel of the resto."
Dined on 4/6/2014
This restaurant was also great for
vegetarian/vegan options."
Dined on 4/5/2014
EN was recommended to us by à
local. And it didn't dissapoint. Note: don't sit at the square in THE middle. We got seated there because we were just à party of two. You can't sit there long as there is almost no legroom."
Dined on 4/7/2014
Really loved the food here-
especially the tofu and black miso cod. Pork belly was a little too much for me- but the uni with rice was also great. Thought the decor was good and seating areas were spacious (no claustrophobia here! - refreshing compared to a lot of other West Village restaurants I've been to in the past year)."
Dined on 4/6/2014
Would absolutely go back if I knew
the service would be better. We waited 10 minutes for water, 10 minutes after ordering 1 beer, and then 10 minutes more for her to come back and take our order and then the food took forever. Even getting the check was a challenge and the front desk person actually saw us looking for our waitress and flagged her down. I suppose some people want to spend over two hours eating dinner for two, but with an 8:45 dinner reservation, it was ridiculous. Thank goodness the food was good."
Dined on 4/3/2014
Not your typical Japanese
restaurant, EN provides interesting preparations, exceptionally high quality ingredients and beautifully presented food in a lovely, tranquil environment. Everything is exceptionally fresh and tasty. It's worth a trip just for the homemade tofu, which is ethereal. A bit pricey for small portions, the lunch sets provide an interesting selection of dishes and good value."
Dined on 3/5/2014
one of my favourite japanese
dining experiences outside Japan. Great selection of sake too."
Dined on 3/25/2014
Incredibly varied Japanese menu
from sushi to fish to pultry to meat. And great drinks menu. Each dish unique and tasty. Service very helpful."
Dined on 3/30/2014
Always wonderful and hits the
spot~ My favorite go-to Japanese restaurant for "comfort food" and more!"
Dined on 3/29/2014
Honestly, the worst service I have
ever experienced. Especially for a group in a private room."
Dined on 3/28/2014
everything we ordered was amazing!
uni ikura don, uni roll, black sea bass, handmade scoop tofu, edamame, oysters.... list goes on. my only gripe is they sat our party of 6 at a table sized for 4 people, and our food didn't fit on the table."
Dined on 3/18/2014
EN is genius. It is my happy place
for special occasions with my New York friend. The food it outstanding, and artfully presented. The wait staff is unfailingly pleasant and kind. The decor is an exciting mix of large, high-ceiled open industrial spaces with polished concrete floors gentled by beautiful soaring bouquets of fresh flowers and drift wood arranged in organic sculptures. An open air kitchen, which is orderly and precise, is on view for diners, with stacks of gorgeous plates acting as sentinels and plumes of steam emanating from it. And then your fantastic meal is presented to you like a gift. EN will always be a treat for me whenever I'm in New York. Just thinking about being there makes me excited!"
Dined on 3/16/2014
Was better the last 3 times I
went. But 85 percent great. One dish was not good. Pork with lotus, but all fish dishes delicious. Tofu superb. Age Dashi Tofu not as good as I remember, but warm tofu wonderful. So the good was good, other dishes mediocre. Maybe it was an off night. Still one if my favorite NYC places"
Dined on 3/10/2014
Chelsea/West Village Japanese
restaurant offering non-sushi / non-ramen alternative. Limited menu. But offerings are authentic Japanese flavors - salted salmon, rice porridge, fresh made tofu, natto. Service good, but could be more attentive. Nice sochu based cocktails. Large, well designed space. Beautiful private tatami rooms."
Dined on 3/9/2014
We love En Japanese Brasserie and
have been coming here for years for almost all of our celebrations. I thought it would be the perfect place to take friends from France and California while they were in town. The menu was great and our food was very nice but our server was not friendly; she never smiled and seemed very disapproving when some of our party didn't order as much food. I really find this very rude. We love coming to En for it's food, service and wonderful atmosphere. I really hope that this was an isolated incident."
Dined on 3/9/2014
everything is great for the cooked
items. but not good for the sushi and sashimi."
Dined on 3/2/2014
I love going to this place when
Restaurant Week rolls around. The food is excellent, and the atmosphere is something like dining in a hotel or museum. The interior of the place is really stunning, and although most people are seated next to one another, along a bar, it still ends up feeling private. I highly recommend this restaurant for lovers of Japanese food and great ambiance."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Honestly, En is my favorite
japanese restaurant in the city. I Have tried most of the "Authentic" japanese restaurants in NYC, and none have even come close to EN. It's like being transported back to Japan everytime I walk into this establishment."
Dined on 2/18/2014
I took my girlfriend out to EN for
her birthday and lucked out as it coincided with Restaurant Week. The experience was fantastic. The Prix Fixe menu itself was great. It started off with hand scooped tofu, which was followed by two Kyoto-styled appetizers (a black seaweed salad dish and a mushroom dish), our entrees (wagyu steak and a variant of fried salmon, both of which came with onigiri and miso soup), and our dessert (raspberry ice cream). All of these courses were great. To add onto our dinner I ordered a piece of salmon toro to share -- another great choice. The service was very good, with our waiter and food coming swiftly. The restaurant itself was beautiful -- very nice ambience. Overall a fantastic experience."
Dined on 2/21/2014
We came here for Restaurant week
2013. The first thing we did was ask for the restaurant week menu. They also provided us with their regular lunch menus. We added the items we would order for restaurant week from the regular lunch menu and it came up to be around $40 per person! We had the pork belly for the entree and boy were we stuffed. We couldn't even eat another bite. We didn't finish our rice and miso soup that came with it. But that's what's good about it. We are definitely getting our money's worth. The portion size for the entree was huge! Which I really enjoyed. The dessert was black sesame ice cream. And boy was that good, during the hot summer. They gave us a cute postcard at the end of our stay. It was a lovely experience."
Dined on 8/16/2013
Kaiseki Menu is a must try! The
complementary sake pairing is wonderful. However, it is a little bit pricy."
Dined on 3/2/2014
Food was excellent, service was
slow except for cleaning plates when the servers repeatedly tried to take plates and drinks that were not finished. They also spilt sauce on me as they reached over me to clear plates."
Dined on 3/1/2014
I tried the Restaurant Week menu
and am very pleased with the quality of food and service. A good place for friends gathering and casual dating."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Lovely setting,with always a
dramatic floral centerpiece amplified by wonderful high ceilings. The food is elegantly prepared and presented and absolutely delicious. The flavors are different and wonderfully enticing. This is no usual sushi, teriyaki, tonkatsu restaurant. The service was attentive and gracious. We'lll be back!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
Had the restaurant week menu when
I went. The wagyu beef entree was worth the extra $13 I had to top-up. It was amazing. Food was really good. Cocktails were amazing too."
Dined on 2/25/2014
The space is big. If you sit at
the table, you won't get very close to the next table. The decoration is good as well. There's a wine rack you can see it when walking in. I had a black Angus strip loin of restaurant week launch here, and this was really good! That's say, I felt like it didn't taste like a food which was just warm it before going on the table. The appetizer, main course, and dessert were not served at the same time, you won't feel like " All right, that's it..."."
Dined on 2/26/2014
I'm a regular at En. Went to lunch
a few days ago with a friend and was disappointed by the service.. We had a 2:15 booking. I arrived around 2:10. The woman who seated me told me that though the restaurant closes at 2:30, last food orders were taken at 2:15. No mention of this on their website! I was panicked. Thankfully, my friend appeared and we were able to order. After we'd eaten and were talking, the same woman told us they were closing up the register so could we please pay. Soon after, another woman came over and asked why we had left only a 9% tip. I'd paid with a card and had left my 20% tip on the card. My friend had paid with cash and had not gotten around to leaving his tip. The whole inhospitable experience made us feel bad."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Amazing ambiance, service, and
food... a wonderful evening!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
I'm Taiwanese. My friends and I
ordered kuroButa kakunI, which is claimed as braised Berkshire pork belly in sansho miso; however, it tasted and looked exactly the same with Taiwanese traditional dish "Braised pork rice". We all think it is a Taiwanese dish not Japanese one, which we didn't expect in a Japanese restaurant. Yet its appetizer and dessert are good."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Would highly recommend it. Great
food, great ambiance, wonderful service. Would definitely go back."
Dined on 2/21/2014
I went with a friend during
restaurant week, although after skimming over the menu, decided we wanted to order from the regular menu. We split a chilled fresh tofu as an appetizer, which was just as the menu says, SUPER FRESH! I got the uni Rice with salmon roe and my friend got the black cod. Both were amazing. We also got cloudy sake to share, also delicious and mild. The service was spectacular, our waiter was so friendly and helpful with each of our requests. Would definitely recommend this restaurant to others!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Wonderfully creative Japanese
cooking in a lovely atmosphere. Not your usual sushi place. Interesting, innovative variety."
Dined on 8/7/2013
The food is ok but the waiter is
too pushy. We didn't really enjoy our food because the waiter kept on recommending different things to us."
Dined on 2/20/2014
When reviewers say "buzz" they
really mean conversation stifling noise. BUZZ at En is perfect blend of the high energy and calm competence of the hosts, the staff and the kitchen in beautiful surroundings. For diners, it is a delightful exploration of a unique menu and the delicious anticipation of your selections. Sake, beer and wine choices are extensive and designed to perfectly complement every choice and palate. I wish I had begged a menu to provide food selections correctly. But I am already putting together a group of friends to return to En. Wonderful experience."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Truly memorable dining experience.
Shared one the multi-course chef's specialty dinners with my date. Each course was an unforgettable sensuous experience. We sat at the large, square, black-marble central counter, which was comfortable and different. As the latter courses were served, we realized that there was a LOT of food, so bring your appetites. Ambience was beautiful, if a tad noisy, but with great people watching. Service was attentive adn excellent, but the food was spectacular and wonderfully interesting. Recommend highly for special occasions, as the prices would preclude daily dining there, unless of course, money is no object."
Dined on 2/15/2014
This was my first time at EN for
brunch (I've been there zillions of times for dinner), and I liked it a lot. The chowanmushi was delicious. Only one glitch: Our server was just a little too invested in the upselling -- didn't we want a cocktail? Didn't we want the servings of three appetizers rather than the single one we had ordered? Didn't we want dessert? Didn't we want sake? Stop pushing, hon. That minor irritation aside, I love this restaurant."
Dined on 2/15/2014
and great ambience to boot. What
else is there to say??"
Dined on 2/8/2014
I went twice and both times I was
turned down by the smell. I am not sure if they don't have proper aeration or it is because of barbecue at the table. So be aware that your cloths will smell...in any event, food is very good. I tried a set of appetizers, cod, sea bass, fresh warm tofu and everything was excellent. I am not fond of servers either. Mine told us in Japanese culture they eat rice alone at the end of the meal..really?! And she was not even Japanese, but Chinese! She thought we could not recognize her origins. She also brought two portions of sake at the table when she was asked for only one."
Dined on 2/3/2014
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1023 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice, CA | Directions 9029133.992303 -118.471741
Tue-Thu 12pm-2:30pm; 6pm-10pm
Fri 12pm-2:30pm; 6pm-11pm
Sat 11am-2:30pm; 6pm-11pm
Sun 11am-2:30pm
Saturday and Sunday
11:00 - 2:30
Neighborhoods: West LA, Venice
This spot is definitely a more intimate setting and is a great spot for a date or close group of friends. The bottomless mimosas is truly the breakfast drink of champions as described on the menu.
Fancy food without the snooty atmosphere. Very laid back and dressy-casual which blends in nicely with the Venice backdrop. Great for dinner or lunch meetings for the start ups and accelerators in the area.
A locals favorite, I did the Chef's tasting menu with Chef Joe Miller in the kitchen on a Thursday night and oddly what I found tasty was the split pea soup and the octopus with a chile sweet sauce. A bit of a pleasant surprise!
LOVE! – I love this place! The food is excellent and it's a fantastic atmosphere. I want to go every day!
Citysearch Editorial Review – Perfectly at home on the westernmost edge of all the Abbot Kinney action, Joe's has been a steady and familiar dining force since opening in 1991 (long before this stretch became gentrified). The tiny bar perched at the entrance of the cottage-like space is where to grab a drink or wait for a table, the main dining room--suited in not much more than white tablecloths and hardwood floors--offers a little more legroom, while the hallway leading to the outdoor patio is where to catch a glimpse of the kitchen working its magic. Chef/owner Joe Miller's farm-to-table menu pulls out all the stops with dishes such as the popular grilled Scottish salmon served with wasabi mashed potatoes (green with a kick!), sitting in a broth of citrus-peppercorn vinaigrette and can't-miss brunch options--which include a choice of appetizer--like blue crab hash anchored by poached eggs; two-inch thick pancakes topped with whipped cream; and "Bacon & Eggs" featuring tomato jam & grilled toast, crisp pork belly, fried eggs and avocado.
Gourmet food in a quaint atmosphere – The food was excellent. We went for lunch and the place was nice, quiet, seated immediately. Gourmet 3 course meal for $16 is tough to beat. The specials menu change daily. Abbot-Kinney can be hard to find parking but I would recommend giving it a try.
Great place gone BAD? (April 2009) – We used to love this place! There were always fresh seasonal ingredients, great menu, and service! After a long break (about a year) we went there for a dinner and were shocked. The service and the quality went down the drain.The seafood appetizer was undercooked and I left it. My short rib was inedible. Basically I paid about $30 for a cube of fat with no meat. And of course, the desert. I don't remember the last time I ate something so awful. Strawberry shortcake had sides made of something (I could not figure out what it was, but tasted disgusting), the filling was some resemblance of a whipped cream, but with absolutely no taste and a few pieces of spoiled strawberry. I am still shocked that I lost one of my favorite paces. NEVER will we come back...
exceptional service – was new to joe's but had heard great things. food was very good, but the real stand-out was the service. eric was extremely knowledgable, charming and personable-- best waiter i've had in LA. I would definitely recommend this place for the quality of the food, ambience, and service. great date spot.
Lucky Experience – My boyfriend and I went here for our anniversary and didn't have reservations, so we got put back at the "chef's table" across from the noisy kitchen and by the bathrooms, best bad table we ever had!!!! This was so awsome, we got free appetizers and dessert because of the "bad" location and full introductory for each from the chef himself!!! He was HILARIOUS and charming. The dishes were definitely expensive, probably over priced, so this was lthe only way we could have afforded to eat like this. I would go again to sit there, or I would love to try the pre-fix lunch. The food was delicious even if it was overpriced!
pretty good but not great – I live in the area and I have been here few times for special occasions. it is a little pricey, but it is a michelin star restaurant now, so maybe it should be expected. what is not expected is the food being less than great, and in my opinion, for what it tries to be, it is average. I tried tasting menus on occasions and a la carte items on other occasions, and I was never disappointed, but never blown away. overall, I recommend to try it, after all there are people that swear by it, and I'll still go back when I want something more sophisticated and I don't feel like driving.
Pricey but worth it. – Joe's is quite simply an amazing restaurant. The food is definitely cutting edge - and sometimes borders on pretentious - but it's always delicious and creative. The price tag is high, but the quality of the food cannot be argued with, and the rich, elegant ambience make you feel like a million bucks. Great place to go for a special meal or if someone has an expense account!
over rated – I went to Joes on two separate occsions: First time my boyfriend and I had dinner there; which was good. Very formal dinning area with pretty descent food. I had the chicken and my boyfriend ordered some fish dish that we both liked but didn't LOVE. So we decided to try there Sunday brunch anyway...
We were promptly seated outside in the patio area and the service was good. My friend ordered the breakfast burrito and I ordered the french toast. What a joke! I was literally served TOAST with jelly and cream sauce on it! In fact it was the exact same toast that came in the bread basket with the same jelly on it I was SHOCKED!. I wanted to have it removed from the bill because it was just disgusting that they would pull something like that... but my friend didn't want to cause a scene. I mean, did they really thing I wouldn't notice the difference between toast and french toast???? Haven't been back since but I hope they don't pull that with anyone else. I should have just stuck with the bread basket that gave me before my meal.
Best service in LA, interesting dishes – My boyfriend and I went to Joe's for a New Year's dinner, and we both left extremely impressed. While there are a plethora of nice restaurants in LA, most of which we have yet to try, I would definitely take an out-of-towner who wanted a special dinner or celebration to Joe's. The service was impeccable, which we find is becoming more and more rare in LA, as restaurants rely on their celebrity clientele (or owners), their location, or their past reputation. Not only was the waiter there before every course, giving us wine pairing suggestions, but Joe himself even stopped to ask how everything was. They were also able to substitute a course on the prix fixe menu because of dietary requirements. The wine list is fairly extensive and interesting, and my pomegranate martini was tasty. The first course, consisting of heirloom beets, scared me a bit (I'm not a huge fan), but even those were tasty. They also let you chose from a selection of bread and butter before each course - an unnecessary, yet nice touch. I'll definitely be back.
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